Coral placements

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Hey guys, I’m about to do a little bit of a deep clean, water change, and revamp for my aquarium and I was wondering what the best placement for my corals are in terms of flow. Everyone seems to be doing all right, but I’d love to know the placement that would help everybody thrive and live their best life.

Looking into getting another wave maker, but on a lower setting since I have a little bit of a dead spot in my tank.

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To be fair with you I have the feeling they have been placed pretty appropriately when it comes to flow and lighting. Looking at your tank it might be a relatively new tank or high nutrients. If it is the second option, some deep cleaning and stabilizing nutrients at a slightly lower level might actually be enough to help them grow. Sometimes it takes a while for small frags to start growing and then suddenly they take off when kept in stable parameters. Good luck :)
 
To be fair with you I have the feeling they have been placed pretty appropriately when it comes to flow and lighting. Looking at your tank it might be a relatively new tank or high nutrients. If it is the second option, some deep cleaning and stabilizing nutrients at a slightly lower level might actually be enough to help them grow. Sometimes it takes a while for small frags to start growing and then suddenly they take off when kept in stable parameters. Good luck :)
Awesome I’ve seen some of the tanks. Go crazy after a few months. I just wanted to make sure.
 

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